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FuRs. HArs, FuRs.

SEAL SKIN sACQUEs FROM el25. Up
SEAL SKIN JACKETS FROM $50 Up.
SHOULDER CAPES, IN BEAVER, NUTRIA.
AND OTHER FURS. COLLARS IN BEAVER,
NUTRIA. MONKEY, AND OTHER FURs.
BOAS, 3 YDS. LONG IN BEAVER, NUTRIA
LYNX. HARE. AND OTHER FURS.
MUFFS. IN BEAVER. OTTER, NUTRIA.
SEAL LYNX. AND OTHER FURS.
RUSSIAN HARE MUFFS. FROM IS CENTS
UP.
LADIES' SEAL CAPS. GLOVES. AND FUR
WRISTLETTS.
FUR TRIMMINGS OF ALL KINDS.
DETACHABLE FUR COLLARS AND CUFFS
FOR GENTS OvERCOATS.
GENTS FUR CAPS, GLOVES. AND MUF-
FLERS
BOYS SEAL SKIN CAPS FROM d TO s5.
CARRIAGE ROBES AND COACHMAN
CApEs.
HEAVY CLOTH CAPS FOB GENTS AND
BOYS
GENTS DRESS SILK HATS IS. 60 AND SS.
SOFT AND STIFF HATS, IN ALL THE LAT.
EST STYLES. AT 81, SL5O, 81, $3.50, So
$3.50. s4.AND 81.
SILK AND GLORIA UMBRELLAS, WITH
GOLD AND SILVER HANDLES FROM $3.50
UP.
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF CANES.
TRESs Il co.'s CELEBRATED ENGLISH
SILK AND DERBY HATS
DENTS LONDON DRESS KID GLOVES
JAMES Y DAVIS SONS.
1901 Penn. avenue Cor. 18th st.
Establi he'd 1880. n1-3m
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ONE AND HREE-oUARTE8 CARAT diamond ring,
SlIO: one pair 2-carat earrings, sl3o: opal and
ren-iiamond cluster ing. $50; 3S-Caret solitaire
ring $40. Great bargains In diamonds at X HAIR
kIs q Co., Az 9TH street.
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An 1ncendiary fire in MurfreesbOro', Tenn, yes
terday, resulted In the destruction Of i've large
business houses. Loss $4,000.
senator WHIT horne, OF tennessee, yesterday,
addressed the shipping League cow ntion at Bir-
mins ham, Ala, on ''The necessity Of a naval re-
serve"
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A We are Manufacturers, the superiority OF
styIa NJ and durability OF our clothing Is IN
aOuoted Eisefnan Bros. corner 9TH and E
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Mrs. 7. r. HaRR son. 1919 = street, has returned
frDin View York with the very latest styles IN I'M
ported BOnneJS. Hats ana millinery novelties
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wArcHRs, JswELRY, SPECTACLEs, AND SILVER
WARE at c. :. kennCds, l2Oo street, square from
Nj IllNIt..l
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DtGvEs IN endless variety. including buckskin,
da-a-sln. tBr-tOp. Kid and cashmere. At Francs,
an one Price Halter and FurBisher, cor. 9TH and ID.
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GBASD OPENING Thursday night at De Alleys
restaurant and hotel. 1t \ O'Clock. All friends
cor. .iilIy invited I2.s2 Penn1. ave
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ALI THE LATEST STYLES c. picture frame mould
l. net
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LAprrs Fu.s AND Wars
Our stock q LAaiss' Fun and wraps = Aow con-
Sssishtn 0asmsnts in cvery shapa
fur irimiaing Ia every variety Of fur.
wYLLKTr 4 RUoFF,
HstterB aud furx5oraI
s2h-2A SO Honnaylvanta ave-
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HOIIpLYsi H0LIDAYs!-GO TO Davis, G23 9th 81.
for your pictures. one large CrdyOn and one dOZ-
nnely nnisned cabinet portraits Tor only 81. come
aud see them.
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PsrrTrs Havr~G OLD FRAMES TO regild call al
Woo s F0EsYTHs, l2Us r street. Best work and
los e,f rretz
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SIZE House & HeTrmann's al. on 9Th page.

FEW SLIGHTLY DAMAGF D GOss AMERS for lactes,
men. misses aud boys almost gwen away. Good
year Rubber Co., BOB 9,E st. near Penn ave.
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OUR tailoring department Is booming. Eiseman
Bros corner 9Th and L, tailors and clothiers. see
our - pants 10 order.
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FixE PoETEaIIs. Kets Kemethy. 11Os Pa ava

A GOOD OFERA GLASS 80: fine pearl ones $50.
z. HARRIS & CO., 432 7th street
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Our tailoring department Is booming. Eiseman
Bros. corner 9TH and Il, manufacturing tallOrS anu
clotaiers. See our S2j suits to order.
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Mrs. Cleveland In New York.
TO VISIT THE SEASIDE INSTITUTE AT RRrDGEPOl

~ VISIT THE SEASIDE INSTITUTE AT BRfD6EfOR1,
CONNECTICUT TO-DAY.
Mrs Cleveland and her mother, Mrs Folsom,
went to New York from Philadelphia yesterday by
the pennsylvania Railroad after their visit vii h
r.ends at Germantown, Pa, and are staying with
Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland at Mrs. Syivanus
Reeds school, o East I'D street, where Miss Cleve-
land is teacher. Last evening the ladies, with
an escort, saw irving In "Faust" at the Star
Lneater They did not occupy box, and even
tne management or the theater did not know OF
their presence. Mrs Cleveland and Mrs. Folsom
90 Today TO Bridgeport, Conn. to take part In the
opening OF the Seaside Institute. the institute
mas been established for the improvement OF the
wOrIng girls who are employed in the corset lac
tory OF the Warren Brothers, about one thousand
IN number. IL IS provided with refectory, where
tney may procure their meals for very moderate
sum each week, and with a reading room, library
seWmg room, class rooms, &c. The sum OF
hpO,OOO mas beeen expended upon the building and
us furnishings. The design is 10 AFFORD a pleasant
nome Tor the girls when out OF the factory. Mrs.
CievelandS Sympathies were enlisted when the
pralseworthy character OF the institution was
pictured In one OF the New York periodicals last
summer, and she readily consented to be present
at the opening ceremonies.
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LrEsra CoxpAsrs ExrRAor Or

LIEBIa CoMPANYs EsxrRAor Or
fol Soups, Made Dishes and sauces Annual sale
100000 jars.
LIEBIG COMPANY'B EXTRACT OF MEAT An in
valuable tonic. ia . success and boon for which
nations should feel grsteful"-Eee Medical Pres,
lancet" &c.
Signsture IN Blue Ink across the Label The title
" ured by dealers with no connection with baron
Iiebie tine public are informed that the Ltebig Co
1, guarantee Of genuineneas.
LIEBIG COMPANY'6 EXTRACT OF Mat To be
had Of ali Storekeepers, Groceru and Chemists Sole
Agents for the United States Wholesale only q
DAVID Co. kenchurch Avenue, London, En-
gland o1S-tukth3m
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Young WIFE Runs AWAY TO Go ON THE STAGE
telegram from Chattanooga, November o. says:
\ sensational runaway came TO light to-day when
the southern Detective Agency OF this city was
asked TO discover the whereabouts OF Mrs Oracle
Davie, wife OF Geo. Davfe, respected citizen and
foreman OF Crandaii a. Morrfson5 printing estab-
lishinent or this city, She visited her mother on
sunday on Lookout Mountain In the evening her
husband took walk with her to the edge OF the
mountain and babe her goOd-by. Since then her
movements are only partly known. She called on
Cora Van Tassel, who was here with her Hidden
Hand' company on the previous day, and from her
obtained suggestions about going on the stage
She had been married about eleven months. but
had stated 70 her friends that her domestic life was
unhappy. No credence is given to the first theory
that she has gone TO New York to resume her
studies as an actress or to enter a thearer COM
pany. Mrs. Dadie is only eighteen years OF age q
pretty blonde, and yivacious cOnversatfOnalist
She left the convent to marry and only her imme-
date friends were aware Of her unhappy domestic
HE,
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HONESTY OF dealing Increases trade. Eiseman
Bros. manufacturers. conner 1th ana Z Sl0 buys
al honest and handsome OyerCOlt
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CONSUMPTION mas BE- cured II treated early with
Bakers COD Liver Oil ana Malt.
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wanted 10 Cut the E0itOr's Ears Off.
CONGRESSMAN wIsE's BELLIGERENT INTENTIONS AND

THE RESULT.
special from Richmond, Va. November g. to
The New York World says: Congressman George
d. WISE OF this city, had personal rencontre this
evening with Vim. Fl. Mullen, editor OF the Eren-
ing Herald, republican paper Mr. Wise heard.
from authority that he considered indisputable,
that Mr.. Mullen, whom he characterized as "that
creature" had spoken disparagingly OF INN. Meet
ing Mr.. Hu len the street, Mr. Wise approached
Nun and said: You scoundrel, / have come TO
cnastSe you" With this remark he caught hold
OF Mullen and attempted to throw him to the
ground. but was unsuccessful for the reason that
a friend OF the part es caught hold OF Mr.. Wise
from behind and held his arms.
At this juncture Mr.. Mullen threw out his right
nrst and struck Congressman Wise over his left
eye, INJECTING slight wound VIII Oh caused the
closely pursued by Mr.. Wise. but before he was
aole to catch up with him several policemen ap-
peared and arrested both persons. In an inter-
cut Mullens ears on" Mr. Mullen the knight
OF Labor candidate for Congress from this district
last fall, but withdrew In favor Of Mr. Wise.
Mr.. Carlisle on the Outlook.
THE VICTORY IN NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA SETTLES
THE CONTEST IN 1888.
From the New York World, to-day.
Speaker Carlisle was interviewed by the World
correspondent at his home in Covtngton, KY, last
night He had just returned from his trip through
the West. Asked for his opinion OF the elections,
he said:
II have heard enough Of the returns to know
that the democracy is in the ascendency, and that
Cleveland will be renOminated and re-eec, ed next
year. New York and Virginia were the battle
fields, and the result In those States settles the
question. No well-infOrmed man attached any
Importance to the republican predictions about
Maryland, and yet IL IS comforting TO know that
we have lost nothing there"
Mr.. Carlisle has received the brief of ThOebes
attorney In the contest for the Speakers seat and
saws there Ia nothing in it, and nothing In the Case
'Do you think Mr.. Randall Is assisting ThOebe
In the contest?'
81 do not know, anc would not say anything
about IL unless was reliably informed. I have
heard, however, that Mr.. Randall is assisting
Thoeoee"
Mr.. Carlisle viii not go to Georgia, as he in
tended, but viii leave for Washington this week.
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CAN'T sr BEaT-The watches. clocks, and 1e
elry at {. ). kenfieid's, 1905 street.
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Just RECEIVED all the latest styles In whit
millinery Mrs. X A. Donovan, e0i 81. NV.
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ONE OF the chief attractions this week viii be
the combination sale OF the - chtldren's suits
flsemIn Bros, manufacturers corner sth and E
ELcK and eye-lgnt atted 81. Hempler's cor. AZ
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S ~ III. E. { {.
= g "
NEW CARPETS, FURNITURE. STOVES OR
OTHER HOUSEHOLD GOODS YOU AcTU.
ALLY NEED:
WILL YOU TWIST AND VIRTUE UNDER
THE WEIGHT OF NECESSITY YOU SEE NO
WAY OF SATISFYING
WILL YOU PAY THE HIGH FIGURES Ex-
ACTED BY sO-CALLED CASH HOUSES
WHEN YOU CAN OBTAIN THE SAME
GOODS FOR LESS MONEY WITH CREDITr
WILL YOU TAKE THE TROUBLE, IF YOU
WANT ANYTHING IN HOUSEHOLD
GOODS TO EXAMINE OUR PLAN OF EASY
PAYMENTs-APL PLAN. IN MANY RESPECTS.
DIFFERENT FROM THE CREDIT SYSTEM
OF ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN
WASHINGTON a PLAN WHICH HAS
PROVEN ITSELF TO BE FREE FROM BUR
DENsoME OR pIsAGREEABLE ENTAIL
MENTs "A PLAN WHICH OPERATES
LARGELY UNDER YOUR DICrATIoN-A
PLAN NOW ENJOYED BY HUNDREDS OF
YOUR NEIGHBoRs AND FRIENDs-APLAN
WITH WHICH ALL OUR CUSTOMERS ARE
sATIsFIED-AND PLAN INVOLVING THE
MOST EQUITABLE PROVISIONS OF ALL
PREVIOUS sYsTEMss
WILL YOU CALL AND LET Us EXPLAIN
THIS PLAN TO your
HOUSE HERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE
ol-6w o2l AND e2a SEVENTH ST. N. W.
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THx LosDos & L1vrnpoon

THE LosDos & Luvrnpoon
CLOTHING COMPANY,
COR 7TH AND sra
For fine Dress Suit or Overcast no TO thu London
& Liverpool CioshintfCo.
II you want to save s3 on $40 Suit or overcoat 20
to the London Liverpool Clothing Co.
you want good, strong working suit st a6 mr.
nnc business suit at $3.50. 20 to tho London Liver
pool Clothing Co.
II you want fne Prince Albert Suit NJ s15. no 10
the London h Liverpool Clothing Co.
We will save you from 90 TO 60 on q 40 SHIT or
Overcast
II you want good Suit or Oyercoat for = Row =. "a
10 years old At %. go 70 tina London & Liverpool
Clothing Go. =
o.. you want . nne Suit or Overcoat At ~ no IA
the London Liverpool Clothing Co
you want nice School Suit or Overcost for = noy
" Ii yesrs old 1t $3.50. ne Dress suit or Over
coat ct e5. 70 to the
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING 90.
ole Corner 7th and @ stA M
GEsrrsAES's svITs sScSSS g gE1R,..-n =, :,
Goats. 90 cepts; Pants. rs cent?: Vesfs 81 csnfs
Altering and repatripg done In tho kssl InannaE
Goods called for ana delivered
7o5 9th ct. NV. telephone sali b6d3. snd q
n Calvert st. Bsltinsocs. Telphons san iSli-S
Go -3nApx =
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Pistol ShOts in q Cemetery.

BLOOD ON TOMBSTONE, sfoOKS AND OTHER MYsTE-
RI0Cs THINGS IN pEDHAM.
The police Of the town OF Dedham, Mass, are in
vestigating a mystery which has excited the
people OF that place for several weeks past and
which has become intensified by the discovery of
what is possibly a murder. For over a fortnight
the newspapers OF Boston have daily published
artic concerning the operations OF a mysterious
something, which has been generally character
spirit would appear first as a man and then as a
woman. AS nun, me '.sp0Ok' Is said TO have at
tackled number OF persons and as woman II
would appear and dis ppear, leaving no more
trace than II t had really vanished. Women have
become so frightened that few dare to leave their
houses after dark.
The apparition appeared most frequently in an
old cemetery. When the keeper OF the cemetery
entered the Enclosure Wednesday morning he found
that one OF the tOmbstones was spattered with
blood and that there were bloody f1nger-marks on
the stone and on the wooden fence around the
graveyard. Near the bloody gravestOnes were EVIL
denceS OF struggle the ground in the vicinity be-
ing much disturbed, and there were footprints
and trait Of blood TO the fence A depression up-
der the fence Indicated that some heavy body had
been dragged beneath it, Henry Humphrey who
lives near the cemetery, says that at about III 40
Tuesday night he heard three pistol-shots and a
loud outcry from the cemetery, but could see
nothing from his house. He afterward heard a
carriage driven rapidly away. Sheriff EndicOtt
also heard the shots. The town is greatly excited
and number OF detectives have been put to work
TO unravei the mystery.
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InxG HAIR BKaDs, $3.50. A new style OF baug
81 uequires no drrsslng)- Mrs b. A. Donovan, 9oi
y street northwest.
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CITY ITEMS.

A Whee1barrew full OF Imported Tooth
Brushes, leach. Every brush guaranteed, Merts'
Drug store, 10l4 81. n W.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING, 1915 ST. n. w.-LARGE AND
Dsmnn front and back rooms: pleasant and COM
portable house, Departments, with table hoard
1909 I ST. y. w. OPPOSITE FRANKLIN
Io6O Park - Pleasant Rooms. with First-c class
can be accommodated. o.s2-1Sts
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The Courts,

FQUITy CorET-jttiae Nerrick.
Yesterday, shea agt. CiOtworthy; consolidated
WyOme agyt. CiJUWOrthy: do ClOtworthy agt
NyOne ct al: sale dccrecd and Il. Carusi, J. NJ
Johnson ana T. IA. Thomas appointed trustees TO
sell Belt agt. Belt; counsel Zee allowed.
To-day, Brent agL Brent; auditors report con-
nrfned- Jones aSt. Jones; reference To auditor
Hunt agt. HUNT; rule against Jno A. Clarke dis
charged. Zane agt. Wfitney; sdie deereed-,Jno
RidOGt appointed trustee.
COURT IL GENERAL TERM
Yesterday, on motion OF Mr.. McBair Clement
sullivan. OF Atlantis, adIaitted to the bar Phoenix
Iron Co, agt. Hannah; case submitted Carmel
aga. MalOney; argued
Today cannon ygt. Mooney & Gleason; argued
and s4OLiitted- Hi ACT. Crogan; on hearing.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Judgc Cor
To-day, Tresdier agt Walker and Fisher Co
agt. Wilson: Judgments confessed Moses & Son
Az. Taylor; thai resumed.
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GENTLEMEN:
Before you buy your Suits. Overcoats or Warm
Underwear. You should examine our stock Of these
goods for they possess merit in style and make beauty
in fabrics and Trimmings the prices range from the
lowest price garment to the finest considerably lower
than any house sell the same grade in quality tor
SCHOOL SUITS.
You know we make the Boys and Young Mems trade
especial feature. Boys cannot only he well suited
in A. but there is air Of stslein the cut and make
which always gain the preference when
are made. Prices are always the lowest.
Our line OF Ncckwear is full fresh, and faultlesa
NOAH WALKER co,
or 625 Peunsylysnia ayeDuA
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Drug Stofe, lul4 81 n ".
/ Gens and Rines on hire, Cutlery. 4sy Pa ave.
Go - u. A. G0lAeo,s Fish stalls. Washing
ton Market for canvass back and red head ducks,
all kinds OF game, fresh Sh, kennebec ,lmoh ter
"a ms, Holsters, silders and oysters Telephone
NH 4W
DR.. Won SenAem's FeAmel Honey Ex.
tract rapidly cures Coughs. Colds Sore Throat.
&C. At druggists pc. and Soc. 35,SloI2l4
Phillips, DigesttbIe CocoA created much
Interest ut International Medical Congress- co
s"Royal Glue'' mends China Glass Wood, &C.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In y ID ward" prints 4oc per 10.
Also Cottage Cheese and Buttermiik: sweet MllS
SC. per quart
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The
Inc report OF the District Commissioners respect
Ing the Charitable and re.ormatory institutions
receiving aid from the District revenues must be
made TO Congress before the first Monday In d.
baxa OBTAIN tae necesary s suey
tons, asking number OF questions relative 70 its
operations for the year, &C.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Sd street sewer southeast will be extended
70 street. and win be included IN the schedue
lor such work next year.
The reslg nation II Geo. Beale Read as private
OF the police has been accepted.
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lloR RENT-HoUsEs. LURNIsHED-

H.
II gNO. A. IkESCOAT. No. l4lO d - NV. Kellogg
building has the following tor rni tlurllisbed.l
No. 9l3 18Th -. NV. 3-story aud atiic Erirk IL
ROOMS. completely furnished and Pa si50 Zee
month.
large. aud elseantly-buit 4-stor.- ard base
ment Brick -. between 18Th and roth D. ".
IL rOouls aud bath. al mod lIs heated ~ fyrnac
completely aud nicely furnished. s-Os-;S.is Ter
month.
No. 4, Iowa Circle H. W. corner p -. contains Is
rooms. handsomely furnished 300 per month
Dealtably located House. Containing IL rooms. il
thorough order and completely furnished $40 ga
mouth
Deslrably LOCATED House. containing IL rooms in
thorough order AID Completely furnished. SO pa
month.
Also an elegantly located new pressed Brick House
Rooms. Sc completely and nicely furnished. nc!sd-
500 yer mouth Apply To JNu. A. llsLsCOi 4, l8ld
1 IT. NV. oIS-iih
I,oR BENT-AN EIGHT-ROOM DIVE LIMO WITH
u Gel AZ AID stable within Ia lnies ,is 9itS' q
els per month A. A. Ibil-LitA
os0- I'm 14ss Nv lork ava.
J,OR RENT-FURNIsHED HJJ SIS - ALL $40
II lions VI the city, tor te OF y the year Az
ply to !. v. " ALl1h * ao
oI4-lm l.s05 IA ava
IroR RENTING ELEGANT DWEILIN0s slf
IL aud GIG = IL. NV. !1st mi shcd ole ~ NAlhuh-
the other cherry; twelve celia M iuooert
improvements. large yard ana ,l-fl NtA sstNhhts
closet. to 2oioot alley. Address ONNLi~ Siu in -
n JOIN
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REM -
TURNISIIFn

Also other furnished and uafurnishea frns,s y,
most desirable SECTIONS OF Theory IEfuu4sl.4 fafH
AZ artuent house. OfnceS Tor rent taEll.na.g
and permits ar ~ At on ofhce.
n5-6t HlLL a JOHNSTON. s:lS 18Th II NV
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70 REPUBLICAN, LEAGUES CICB-HOUsx.-At n
M .i.'s % TIE National Republican League, held
49, Aloatr ~ N2s declcd 10 have articles OF tncor-
iolssi0n drawn up ana ned- The house commit
Are.ler, isOl Massachusetts, avenue Tor Ihe league
a = pioCosed 10 Invite the national republican
s.i-silte 70 establish branch headquarters IL
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Property placed with for rent or ssle is literally
advertised free OF cost 10 the AMER
For list Of property for sale call send ONCE
M L. D. HOFFMAN. 10th and sta NV
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FrssE11,s IcE cRE,M 10 Charlotte Russ.
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\ TIMER SERIOUSLY, PERHAPS FATALLY, INJURED
BY A FALL--Ie5terday WIN. stewart, timer EN-
ployed on the new school building on 9Th street
between ID and + streets northeast, fell from the
roof 10 the ground He was seriously injured, his
jaw being fractured. leg broken In three places,
and Two OF hts ribs fractured. Ii is said he will
not recover. He lives at No 1I20 street north.
east.
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THIRSTY MAN From KASsAs.-John Fl. Moran
stood before Judge Smell this morning convicted
yagrant, ~ having been shown that he Was begging
Tor soneth pg 10 drink. The prisoner said he was
from LedvenwOrth, Kan, and was on ms way 10
Maine. Ii the court would let him on he would
leave The city at once. The Judge told him he
would be better OF II he would stick 10 the Kansas
principles, and took his personal bonds.
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QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKEr-ll3 cattle on the
matLhet yesterday; As stockers sold TO country
dealers: 90 sod 70 butchers as follows: Best sold
from 20 Lie per To-. good sold from 1-2 TO B
f-oc, per TO-; medium sold from 3 Is TO 3 sc.
per ~; common sold from to = , 4c. per 10. ID
leit over .2s sheep and lambs on the market, anu
all sold as fOllows old sheep sold from 10 lac.
per 10; lambs sold IRON 10 : Ice. per 10. Mar
ket Tor all Kinds OF stock was duh
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DEATH oF Rev. J. w. PARKER-A telegram re-
&C. se1 here last night announced the death, at
Lfe Angeles, Cal, at the nome Of his daughter,
llr. ". H. Barnard. Of Rev. J. W. PaTxe., for
.irf4y Nrll-knOWn Baptist minister OF this city.
Ats NJ. Parker, no came 10 this city about ls1,
1'fved - pastor. successIvey, OF calvary BlptIst
eLArel. "a the k-street church, and OF the Metro
luiil-tn baptist Church
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BUILDING AsSoCItTION.-A meeting of the Serial
savings ana Building Association was held last
evening at its hall. No. 80 9TH street northwest,
T.. e,lenL Root. q. C.tmpDel III the char, Jno. a.
Prescott, secretary. i great deal OF interest was
Manifested oy the large audience present IN the
new ttWentieth) Issue o. STOCK, and great number
OF shares was subscribed. Upon the completion
OF the receipt OF subscriptions 10 Stock and pay
Iueuts OF regular nIonIhIy dues, the etary
made advances 10 members on fifteen shares,
amounting 10 $1,000.
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STE House Herrmanns al. on 9Th page.
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